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Read More: 100 Townhomes Under Construction In LevittownSeveral blocks of townhomes are already up or starting to be erected.
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Read More: Pennsbury To Look At Ways To Manage CostsThe district plans tax increases in the coming years.
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Read More: Where PA’s Gubernatorial Candidates Stand On Medicaid, Fraud & MoreKey federal Medicaid changes will roll out next year, meaning Pennsylvania’s governor will play a crucial role in how they’re…
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Read More: Summer Of Recalls Exposes Holes In Nation’s Food Safety NetThe recalls have focused attention on the Trump administration’s decision to cut funding and staff at several public health agencies.
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Read More: How To Mark The 25th Anniversary Of 9/11 In Lower Bucks CountyLower Bucks County residents will gather Friday to mark the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks with…
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Read More: What Happens Next As Newportville Fire Company Prepares For Last 9-1-1 CallUntil the cutoff, the station’s crew intends to remain on call.
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Read More: Summer Camp Car Wash Raises $1,535 For Foster Care NonprofitMore than 300 Middletown Township summer campers participated in the annual fundraiser.
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Read More: Law Enforcement Stakeout Leads To Arrest In Theft Spree At ParkThe man was nabbed by state law enforcement officials in Bristol Township.
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Read More: ‘Nothing Has Changed,’ PA Elections Chief Says After President’s Mail-In Ballot OrderSome ballots for overseas and military voters have already been mailed.
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Read More: In Surprise Video, Democratic Sen. John Fetterman Backs GOP Sen. Dave McCormickThe Democrat says he rejects “the extremes and socialism.”
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Read More: Temporary Election Office Being Added In Levittown AreaOne of the locations is in Bristol Township.
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Read More: Crews Cut Open Minivan After CrashThe crash led to a large response.
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Read More: Man Charged With Robbery After Stealing Tractor-Trailer & Fleeing Bucks CountyA Connecticut man is accused of punching a Falls Township business owner and stealing a tractor-trailer.
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Read More: Crumbling Culvert From 1954 Keeps Portion Of Fairless Hills Road ClosedThe project to replace a crumbling culvert is moving forward.
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Read More: PA Lawmakers Wrestle With Proliferation Of E-Scooters On RoadsE-scooters aren’t legal to use on public roads, but stakeholders disagreed about whether to ban the devices or embrace them.
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Read More: Cyberattacks On PA Power & Water Utilities Prompt Call For ActionAs grid infrastructure increasingly relies on internet connections to function, bad actors’ tools have become more sophisticated.
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Read More: Pennsbury High School Construction Moving Forward Ahead Of FallSite work continues on the new $269.5 million Pennsbury High School.
